The Doomsday Chemist

I found it very funny when I saw a book review that said it was impersonal and heartless. This is the end of the world, not just playing house, and this book is obviously not one of those so-called doomsday novels that eat brain cores, but more like those so-called doomsday novels that play online games. In the end of the world, everyone is in danger, so it's good if you can take care of yourself. At most, you can take care of your loved ones. No matter how many people there are, why should the protagonist help? Not to mention too much, in this peaceful age, I think everyone reading now can have enough to eat and drink. So if you see a beggar on the road, will you definitely give money? Excluding liars, the real beggar might freeze to death that night and starve to death. Will anyone care? There are so many reports now that people have died on the road, and passers-by may not even call the police, let alone help. If this is the case in peaceful times, do we still need to imagine the end of the world? I don't usually see him being so helpful to others, but when he goes online and sees a more rational protagonist, he talks about being heartless. Isn't it funny? So, author, you must not be affected. It will be very good if you continue to follow the current style. In addition, it will be better if you follow the newer style more.

I think low-level martial arts is more interesting, while high-level martial arts can easily become divorced from people's social attributes. In the end, only a few people have some influence on the protagonist. Therefore, when writing about high-level martial arts, you need to constantly change the map and defeat more powerful guys, otherwise you will not be able to continue writing. . . . . . . The process of continuous improvement of low force is the process of the protagonist observing society and the world from different perspectives. During this process, the attitudes and ideas of other people in society towards him are also constantly changing, resulting in richer interactions and conflicts.

Why are most apocalyptic articles so heartless? Wouldn't it be nice to have a little more collective wisdom?

I don't think there's anything wrong with the male protagonist's attitude towards women, it's also a unique style. I haven't seen the male protagonist in "Legend of the Master" from N years ago. He was also very cold. Isn't it just as popular? Calm, capable, and capable of execution, this is the perfect male protagonist.

It seems to be a book I read in junior high school. I couldn't wait for the ending. I searched on a whim today and found 😭. I really liked this book at the time. It's very interesting.

The Internet environment was still relaxed in 2014. Many place names and nouns in the novel are now directly blocked. It can only be said that saline-alkali land is saline-alkali land after all, and foreign advanced technologies are always used for evil purposes.

It's a pity that after two hundred chapters, the special charm of the protagonist disappeared and it became a regular apocalyptic novel.

I saw the main character writing about cannibalism later, which seemed normal at first glance, but he also wrote that he would definitely be able to withstand the sequelae of cannibalism. After seeing this, I stopped reading. I can only say that the three views are incorrect.

The only apocalyptic novel I have finished reading is the author's last book Gene Invasion. After all these years, I will think of apocalyptic novels whenever I see them. It's a pity that such a good author

The early part of this book is good, but the later part of the book, starting from the establishment of the base, is not as exciting as the early part. I found the subsequent plot to be rather boring.